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Hello, is your business set up as an S. Corp? Even and LLC that is taxes as an S. Corp will have this same situation. According to my understanding of the proposed Bills in the House and Senate if your … Continue reading →

You got that dreaded letter from the IRS. They want money! What can you do? Well, here are your choices…… (IA) Installment agreement, This is available to those that do not have the ability to pay their taxes in a … Continue reading →

Audit Proof your records is not as hard as you may think. First you need a couple of things. Most are FREE, in fact you may already have some of these. Use a professional tax person. The IRS knows we … Continue reading →

Its Back to School, what better time to think about tax deductions for school. Education Tax Credits Lifetime Learning credits or the Tuition and Fees Deduction are available for taxpayers enrolled in a college or university. Under the Lifetime Learning … Continue reading →

What is a Tax Concierge you might ask? Glad you did. Has your tax person asked you to total your receipts and give them the totals? Do you keep your receipts in a box till tax time? Then sit down, … Continue reading →

Step one – invest money into an asset Step two – Get your cash back Step three – Keep control of the original asset Step four – Move the money to a new asset Step five – Get your cash … Continue reading →

Good debt is debt that is used to purchase an asset that puts money in your pocket. Bad debt is debt that is used to purchase something that takes money out of your pocket. A real estate investment (not your … Continue reading →

Every now and then someone will come to the office to see about me doing their taxes. When we get to my price sometimes they complain that they did not pay that much last year. Sadly I can not say … Continue reading →

Consider these ways to spend your refund check. Almost 90% of Americans are expected to receive a tax refund this year at an average of $3,036, up 10% from last year! That’s a lot of money in your pocket. While … Continue reading →